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"95th" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Minutes from 95th to the burn westbound on the Reagan we have an accident on the right shoulder at the tri -state next traffic update in about 15 minutes get news on the hour the half and when it breaks continuous coverage at wlsam .com I'm Jonathan Bregman 890 WLS news hey guys Matt Coker here West from Coast Men's Health to let you know that you don't have to take Viagra for the rest of your life acoustic wave therapy has changed the game trust me I've seen guys come in who have completely given up only to see them back in the game after going through our treatment program so call West Coast Men's Health today call six three zero six oh one fifty nine ninety nine six three zero six oh one fifty nine ninety nine six three zero six oh one fifty nine nine ninety nine online at west coast men's health dot com cumulus podcast network presents the leave family of podcasts covering the latest sports across all professional sports leagues and major college sports teams with current or former former players hosting just search for BLEAV podcasts to find your favorite wherever you listen. you if you're looking for five hundred thousand to a million dollars or more of affordable term life insurance we're term provider experts in finding affordable term life insurance for those that may not be in perfect health prostate cancer heart conditions high cholesterol or on prescription medications you may still qualify for a half million to a million dollars or more of affordable term life insurance called term provider at 800 -337 -4168 800 -337 from the NYPD to the Secret Service to behind the microphone taking the fight to the radical left and the putrid swamp you're show here he is Dan Bongino you know Jim I totally forgot about this this cut we had from the other day we never got to the Hines County, County before Supervisor I get back to the trap the DOJ setting in this ridiculous Hunter Biden it's completely 100 % a trap they are only buying time
WLS-AM 890
"95th" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
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WLS-AM 890
"95th" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
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Bloomberg Radio New York
"95th" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A prisoner swap. Iranians foreign minister says that it said on Iranian state TV earlier today that if all goes well in the American side of swap could occur soon, U.S. State Department spokesman Ned price denies an agreement is in place and calls it a, quote, cruel lie. According to Ukrainian interior minister ihor Kali menko more than 152,000 residential buildings have been destroyed by Russia since the start of the invasion last February, klimenko goes on to say that Ukraine has already registered 66,300 criminal proceedings for alleged crimes committed by Russian troops. The 95th Academy Award is going to be getting underway in about 35 or so minutes hosted by Jimmy Kimmel with everything everywhere all at once leading the way with 11 Oscar nominations, right behind is both all quiet on the western front and banshees of an insurance with 9 nominations. Global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over a 120 countries. I'm Dan Schwartzman and this is Bloomberg. Doug. Dan, thanks. Well, we've been talking a lot about the fallout from Silicon Valley bank, the SVB collapse and how this is spreading around the world, a person that we can speak to about this who knows the story very well as nabila Ahmed Bloomberg, Asia, finance reporter joining from Sydney. First of all, nabila, thank you so much for being with us. Give me a sense of what's playing out in your part of the world now, given the fact that the government, the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve have combined to create some kind of emerging emergency lending facility, I would think at least for the moment that this has helped to cool a lot of the anxiety. That's exactly right, good evening to you. The panic button that the market has had its finger on since last week has actually been lifted somewhat. So as you say, people are acting a little bit calmer we're seeing just in the markets that bond yields are coming back a bit. Futures trading futures for the U.S. markets are performing better. So I think people are just feeling grateful right now that the fed has stepped in and said that they will protect a positive. What happens to investors obviously is another big question. But right now we know that the uninsured depositors will get their money back and that has just calmed markets. What are the things that this reveals, though, the unintended consequences of moving to fight inflation in a very aggressive way, keeping the focus squarely on trying to get inflation under control by aggressively raising interest rates. One of the things that I think is also a part of the story is that the U.S. yield curve has been inverted for such a long time. This is perhaps something that I don't know could have been avoided necessarily. Maybe that's not the right way of looking at it. The question is whether or not there are other financial institutions that could be at similar risk. That's exactly right. And we have seen that the regulators step in today and put signature bank into receivership, for example. But the big question here, as well as contagion. So contagion is one issue we need to think about, who else does it affect? Where does the impact actually flow out to? But the other question is, should the not the regulators have known about this? I mean, they were the ones playing around with interest rates and, as you say, the yield curve has been invested for a long time. Why didn't they see this coming? And that is something that I think we will be asking more and more in the coming days and weeks. I don't know the answer to that question, but what I do know is last week, the CEO of SVB basically communicated to the market that the bank intended to raise a little bit of capital, I think, 1.9 billion in equity and also indicated that they might have to sell down a portion of their portfolio. So there may have been a move at the bank to try to avoid this, but in an environment that we were talking about of rising interest rates. There's so much damage that has been inflicted on bank balance sheets just as a result of market forces. That's exactly right. The bank thought that it could invest in a lot of these assets and that there would be safe because we thought that interest rates would remain low for a really, really, really long period and they were, but then post COVID as you saw inflation rising, the fed had to step in to tackle that. What's interesting is that interest rates have been rising for a significant amount of time now. And the bank probably could have seen that coming a little bit. I mean, markets have been hit, you know, like it's not just that it happened last week and they were like, whoops, we need this money. And we are investments are down. The question how is financial regulation written to kind of constrain a bank, I think that a lot of the dod Frank legislation when it was conceived maybe didn't invert envision an inverted yield curve. So here we are dealing with that fact at which when you've been putting money to work at certain durations, market forces have made those assets worth less. And maybe that was a consequence of this story. Or as a part of the story as well. Nabilah, thank you so much for being with us nabila Ahmed Bloomberg, Asia, finance reporter joining from Sydney here on DBA. We'll take a look at this hour's
AP News Radio
Oscars 2023: How to watch the 95th Academy Awards today
"Since 1961, the red carpet at the Academy Awards is not red. It champagne colored. They're also will be a roof over it, not just in case of bad weather, but so that it looks like an evening event. While most of the country watched the Oscars at night, celebrities started arriving in Los Angeles at 3 p.m., Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel says he likes the look. I think the decision to go with a champagne carpet rather than a red carpet shows how confident we are that no blood will be shot. Speaking of Kimmel, this is his third time hosting the Oscars. He's only the 5th person to be a solo host at least three times, along with Bob Hope, Billy Crystal, Johnny Carson and Whoopi Goldberg, hope hosted or co hosted 19 times,
WBBM Newsradio
"95th" Discussed on WBBM Newsradio
"Day not really a joy. It's a day of relief. That Christian's voice was heard. Jennifer Kuiper CBS News. The Hollywood spotlight shines on the 95th Academy Awards ceremony tonight. One person who will not be here tonight Will Smith. He of course was involved in that infamous slap in the face of Oscar host Chris Rock last year. Oh, wow. Wow. Will Smith is smack the shit out of me. Will Smith has been banned from the Academy Awards for the next ten years. Steve utter man CBS News outside the Dolby theater in Hollywood. The start of daylight saving time had us move those clocks ahead an hour overnight. It could, however, be the last time we have to spring forward or fall back. Senator Marco Rubio is hoping this is the last time we do it. Frankly, it's just dumb. The sunshine protection act was approved by a unanimous vote in the Senate last year. But hasn't even gotten a tired eye look by the house. The bill would make daylight saving time permanent. Studies have shown that the extra hour of sunlight leads to reduced crime levels, a decrease in seasonal depression and allows the kids to play outside longer instead of sitting inside on their phones. Rubio just reintroduced the law. Switching in and out of daylight savings time is outdated. Hoping the house will open their eyes and approve it this year. Someone just needs to remind Rubio, it's saving without the S Stacy led CBS News. At the editor's desk today, Terry Bauer and now Terry kesner are a news writer Mark
Awards Chatter
"95th" Discussed on Awards Chatter
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WBAP 820AM
"95th" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Do it. Is because He thought about the people that jumped out of the tower. And the people there in the tower and then jumped, he said. If They can bear 2500 degree heat 2500 degree heat. From Osama bin Laden and the terrorists. And jump out of the 95th freaking floor. That I can go and go to this bowl, wherever the hell it is, and I can Risk and probably not come back. If she can do that. I thought about a woman that one of the women in particular did that did what? We're talking about the heat in the 2500 degree and jumping out the 95th that I was, I can jump over to go do this. And he did it for us, and I'll be I'll be damn it. He put a bullet in that bastard's had excuse me. They killed him. And by the way, another little funny sidebar was that he was watching Fox deuce, They said when, when, when, when? When they When they looped bin Laden's body into the ocean. The They're watching Fox news at the time, and they were bragging about that. And having fun with that talk, um Remember the picture that so many but of Folks in suits that were kicked on with Debris. One of them, one of them and I'm going to slaughter the guy's name, but one of the people is runoff. Jenna Dasa. And it's funny picture of not 20. Years later, I think he's an Indian American man and He We went to the Port Authority. Anyway. He says this before he fled the north tower and thankful he's alive. He Uh, before fleeing the tower, he watered the geraniums on the window sill in the 74th floor office. Isn't that funny? Under the circumstances. One doesn't think logically, I guess he says, Uh, I thought that was very funny. Another picture to remember the picture and so many different pictures we might recall may not have seen for years of the woman with the baby. On a baby. Um When a little bouncy things they sit on the little rest thing, And then she's on top of her apartment building and she got the baby and in the background is the towers on fire, and you know, across the river. And her son. Obviously, now is 20. He was a baby. Then he noticed how his mother had placed his carrier. So that he was facing her and not the terrible scene across the river, and she's looking at him. And that photo to this day. He noticed that enthusiasm that photo obviously it's beautiful. One of the firefighters.
WGN Radio
"95th" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Continued today, the closing numbers coming up Mary Vandeveld has your traffic update and traffic is sponsored by plumbers. 911 Chicago Metro Burlington Northern Train still stopped inbound and outbound. By night to Mannheim is 45 minutes in about 32 from Mannheim with an excellent reported at Mannheim. The upon Stevenson heading out to 3 55 is an hour 15 to the tri state an hour because of an accident. Outlook range off to the site and the Ryan outbound is slow. 31st mostly waited. 95th Burton Hills, an accident, a town line and deer path. And also South Island. South Lake Shore Drive, Michigan to Chicago Clack toilet Broken pipes flooded basement The dependable licensed professionals the plumbers, 911 Chicagoland are here to help call a 33 plum 911 for fast, reliable plumbing service. I'm urban about Netta traffic center, reminding you to drive responsibly. Learn more life or death. Illinois dot com. Dozens of Chicago police officers, including members of the SWAT team dealt with the barricade situation in Pulaski Park. WGN's Make low reports Chicago Police Tactical Unit surrounded the Rodeway Inn motel at the corner of North Lincoln and North Jersey Avenues in the Pulaski Park neighborhood on the city's northwest side crowds at the Lincoln Village shopping center across the street. Watched as the situation unfolded. Sources tell WGN news that the situation involved Roberto and Dino Police say he is a person of interest in a suspicious death being investigated in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Vehicle Kenosha police were looking for in connection to that death was located at the motel. Chicago Police released a statement saying the man was pronounced dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound. An investigation.
WLS-AM 890
"95th" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"800 for relief feel the difference. Dan Bongino more talk more perspective for Chicago. DM bungee No Big 89. W L s Lisa, you're on with Dan Bongino. I just want to tell your listeners that they don't have to feel helpless. We all just have to get up off our laurels and be the voices for truth and change where we legs like you say it starts there. That's what this show is about. It's about the deal not to talk. Donate to a candidate. Knock on the door for a candidate. Be a candidate yourself. If it doesn't motivate the do it is a total waste of time. More talk more perspective. It's the doers. Who do the change. Dan Bongino 11 82 weekdays, The Big 89 w L S Big delays Still in the north End of the nature Tri state this from earlier this morning, all lanes of traffic still blocked off just past Russell Road from much earlier, semi accident traffic being sent off at Russell's, so expect big delays there on the North Tri state. Elsewhere, inbound Eden's delays into Peterson Kennedy inbound pretty heavy out of Oh, here in Mannheim, then again approaching Sayer. And delays Fullerton Most of the way the downtown 45 minutes ago. Here on in Eisenhower, inbound 55 minutes now, 3 90 into the old post office. Outbound 46 back to 3 90 Stevenson in about a half hour trip. 3 55 to lakeshore drive Outbound 39 minutes from Lakeshore Drive back to 3 55. Was pretty heavy approaching. Pulaski Inbound. Dan Ryan 25 minutes 95th got in our next traffic in 15 minutes. Marenco guns needs your guns. Don't buy them all Orengo guns with no fees or minimums on checking and savings accounts. Banking with capital One is.
WGN Radio
"95th" Discussed on WGN Radio
"We're done and I also thought about get out first, so that it is still his record. Um, but he's going to decide when we quit. That's very generous of, you know. Do you think Mike that when you're done, you'll ever talk to him again? I'll talk to them. We just won't talk about this anymore. Block it out my card Short and Chuck Walker They're sending setting a record for they're going to be 216 hours on a teeter totter. Okay, I asked Chuck, are you up or down right now? I love Okay, Give me play by play as you go down. Okay, I'm going down and he's now He's going to mess with me. Now He's going to push harder and he's got one set up now. Yeah, now that I'm talking to you on the radio, he's going to mess with me. And it'll just saying When I say we're going up, we won't. Well, here's the thing that we're going to go down. We won't get even with him. Just jump off the thing. Yeah, that hurt. I know we were all nine. A lot of us gave it up after we turn 10, but not you guys. Yeah. Listen, I I we're trying to. We're trying to finish the things I wish you the best will follow it, and I'll let everyone know when you break the record, okay? Alright. Have everything's all right. Stay off the bike afterward to your listening to Chicago's afternoon news here on 7 20, WGN. Let's check in with Mary. Ouch. Partly sunny and 87 tonight Increasing clouds low 72 tomorrow Mostly cloudy chance of afternoon showers and a high of 85 earlier accident. Outbound Bishop Ford s Tony Island has been cleared. All the lanes have been reopened. Still some delays on the album side of the Ryan Approaching 95th from the Skyway. They even still slow in from golf..
The Stuttering John Podcast
"95th" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
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WGN Radio
"95th" Discussed on WGN Radio
"I wanna, you know, definitely had tip the folks at university with a hole in the world to save time. No. Josh Whitman, Who's 80? There has already worked on this work with us through the through this process on brother head basketball coach Beer and Champagne and the head football coach. I've already hired folks on staff will be specifically tasked with, um, you know, working through this new system to make sure that the players are safe, so I think you know there are still things that we've got to figure out when it comes to To the practical part of its practical application, But all in our really excited about the movie here, Yeah, I hear you and me and it's gonna be nice opportunity for some of these athletes. Young athletes to, you know, earn some money off of their image. You're right. It's just It's something that's gonna It could make a big difference to a lot of folks. I would think you know it. Just it zits. Amazing. Amazing to think. What What could happen if you know you kind of manage this the way it sounds like you, you've set it up to go. You've got to be. You gotta be proud of this. I really am. I wouldn't have thought, you know, 15 years ago when I was still in the cabin and in the locker won't want to do it and champagne that I would be able to have the opportunity to do this, But I tell you what it is. It's something that is really private, prideful and proud moment for me on I just want to say I know a lot of folks are looking at this and they think about it is the star quarterback of your question or Star point guard. University will annoy being able to break him. Bunch Bunches of dollars makes dawn You know who they are. But I also want to say that that this is going to be good for began a lady who's a softball player at Millikin University indicator who is a fan favorite. People in the area know her and love her and the car dealership was to put her name on the post. Her face on the poster is gonna be good for her, because guess what she's done with college. She won't have the opportunity to make money like that playing card or or that's what quarterback they start her athletic prowess right on, so there's really does. I think even the playing field in many ways, and they create some parity for folks who play sports who are necessarily revenue generating in most cases. Yeah. No, I hear you on that even the ability to have a camp up your valuable player and in the summertime, go back home and have a camp for kids. If you're like a star volleyball player, all the kids want to learn from you. You can't even charge. You know, 10 bucks a kid in order to do that before this bill, am I right about that? That's the way I interpreted it. That is what I actually had a conversation just a couple nights ago with a young woman who was a pretty good tennis player at Illinois State University. She just graduated to get year and a half ago two years ago, Um and she had issue where she wanted to give tennis lessons at her local country club. At home in the suburbs of Chicago. And she was unable to do that, based on the fact that she was scholarship athletes. Neither were you know, as you say, 15 20 bucks. Um you know something in her pockets up in that way, ingratiate her towards her community that she was hamstrung from doing based on the current law. So this really is something that something in here for everybody, and hopefully people understand that. Congratulations on the bill. I know you worked hard for it. And I also know they had a very late night the other night. I heard you guys were there till what? Like 345 in the morning. Have you recovered? I think I left the capital it about 4:15 A.m.. Oh, hello. Hope you got some sleep since Representative Thanks for the time. I appreciate it. Thank you so much. I appreciate you Pickett State Rep. Cam Buckner there. We're gonna get to. Hey, we gotta go to Mary. Check your traffic and then Doctor Army Shaw on the other side. I think you will really Well, I think you'll you'll really enjoy hearing what she has to say She's gonna talk about her travels to Uganda on Do you know just an interesting perspective about what she saw there coming up after we check traffic with Mary. And Cruz is still investigating this accident involving and overturned police curry, Cornell and Hayes on the south side, also an accident. A polite to just south of 83rd. The Eaton's is okay. The Kennedy still about an hour trip in from O'Hare in 50, from the Edens up on the airport, 48 Eisenhower's 45 outs to Mannheim 34 coming in Stevenson. About 50 out to the tri state and heavy delays. 53 in the 83. The Ryan is about 20 minutes out to 95th self on Lake Shore Drive his brakes north to Chicago, North bound Roosevelt to Monroe, Evian to 94 south bound to 98 Ogden, Also in Grant Park, an accident Michigan and ninth. Our band about the B G on traffic Central.
WIBC 93.1FM
"95th" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Injuries, um sports Even from bad posture over time, which is a very common thing that we're seeing now, especially with texting and cell phones, and I think text neck is now like a clinical diagnosis. It is text neck and now they should call it zoom neck because people are at their kitchen tables for the past 18 months doing zoom meetings. And bent over and they're on their laptops. The ergonomics are just terrible. And so think about that. Think it hold it like if you ever hold a bowling ball. Right. You ever go bowling? All right, So I like to picture like this. You hold a bowling ball. If you're just, like, hold a bowling ball up like a server like you're carrying a tray like a server. You know how it server will carry a tray like of waters to you picture that train now being a bowling ball. Now what you do, That's your heads that represents your head. You're carrying around this bowling ball on top of your neck right all day long. And now all of a sudden you're gripping that bowling ball. And now all of a sudden put it straight out in front of you, right. So now your arm is extended. Your elbows extended like you're not gonna be able to hold that bowling ball out in front of you for very long. What's gonna happen Those muscles in the back of your arm? They're going to start spasming. They're going to go crazy on you. Eventually your arm is going to start quivering and shit. And eventually those muscles are going to give out on you. Now, Here's what's happening is that we're walking around with this bowling ball on top of our heads. And we're doing life unintentionally causing stress in the back of our muscles, but is more with the with the head. It's more than just muscles. Yeah, there's individual bones is little Come jingle pieces and why I always go back to Jenga. I feel like that's just They fit really nicely together. They do so picture in the other's little Jenga pieces. You have these 24 individual, movable bones in your body and at the very base of your school where your school meets your neck. There's those two bones that Dr Tracy was just mentioning this C one and C two c one was that bone that Christopher Reeve's made famous? Remember him? He was who? Superman Superman. So when he fell off his horse, yet his chin that top on the next Slipped forward. It damaged the spinal cord and boom. Everything below that shut down now, Christopher Reeves. You didn't have headaches. His bones shifted too far and actually dented the spinal cord itself. But neurologically and this is the point. This isn't just muscles in your arm. This is these air bones that are out of place in the neck that can cause tension and stress and damage to the spinal cord. And those nerves and yes, the symptoms might be headaches because those nerves go open ahead. Those blood vessels go up in the head. Was tension could be uncomfortable, but it's more than just discomfort right? Those nerves. Remember Christopher Reeve's end up what we have. He had heart issues because the vagus nerve there controls the heart. He had irregular and disrupted bowels because of everything flows from above down, So from the brain goes down the spinal cord out through the nerves. So you have a machine to move his bowels he had ever respirator to pump his Remember, he was in that chair that really kept him alive for seven years. And what did you actually end up passing away from was an immune system problem, right? There's no special machine. To move on stimulate your immune system. But most people don't understand is that when you damage the nervous system, you also damage the immune system. So your immune system is that affected. It's a neuro immune response. So for somebody who's dealing with headaches, that's just a symptom of an underlying condition. Right, So it's like a very, very much like a check engine light that goes off in your car. You know those headaches. We don't have a check engine light or check spine light that goes off on her forehead. That's what symptoms are. Those check engine light's are to tell you to do what? Check the engine. Something's gone wrong. A bit too often. We just cover up that symptom and keep going on because the really the symptom is the problem for most people, but it's just a warning sign of a bigger issue. And everything that you were saying before about getting to the root cause of the problem. You do that by checking the nervous system. Oui, oui, way honor symptoms. We we value symptoms because they are that warning sign, so to cover them up with a medication or a bottle of wine. That's not going to produce the long lasting effect. That's not going to truly get you healthy, so that's why we take it back to the central. I source. We figure out what's the root cause here because when we address the problem there, that's how symptoms resolved. That's how your body heals, and it functions at its highest level, and that's what true health this Mm hmm. You were talking to a patient here recently and that patient was in the hospital. What? For? Gall bladder? Yes, Yes. Um, Yeah. I was talking to a patient. Um We'll call him Joe talking to Joe. And he actually recently got his gall bladder removed and chose elderly. He and his wife, they come in and they get adjusted, and, um, we love them. But Joe had his gall bladder removed because he had severe gall bladder issues for his entire life much much earlier longer than we've known him. Um, but he was in the hospital and he was recovering, and the surgeons were giving him expectations. This is how long it's going to take you to recover. This is how long you're going to be in the hospital. These are some symptoms that you can expect as your body is working to hell. And his wife was telling me that his recovery time was cut in half. He didn't have to take nearly any of the medications that they were telling him and The doctors were baffled, and they said, We have no idea how he is healing this quickly at his age, and his wife smiled at me, and she said, Oh, I I told them I know how he's feeling because he gets adjusted. That's great as talking Tonto Life West president Dr Ron overseeing this past weekend, and he's celebrating here to leave the seminar just a little bit early because he was celebrating his dad's 95th birthday, 95th. And, uh and I said, that's great. 95 years old. He goes and he's in great health. I said, What do you You know, It's kind of setting him up a little bit, because I kinda knew what his answer is gonna be, But I don't know him. I don't know his dad. Very well. I'm sorry. Don't know, Dad. I don't know him very well. So what do you attribute his good health, too? And he goes. Oh, I know it is good health is attributed to you goes, this guy's been getting adjusted for the past 40 years. He's lived this life and he's proving that this life ends with good health that you're you're independent, You know, he's not in some nursing home or anything like that. He's Is his independent. So you might be listening and thinking, Hey, the person you're describing Sounds like me. What I find when talking with people many times, that person just doesn't know what to do. And maybe that's you. Have you just are in that situation? If you're in pain, maybe you're struggling. Or maybe you have health condition and you don't know what to do. Here's what you do in my experience. You take action on that? That feeling that you have that nudge that.
WGN Radio
"95th" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Here's Andy Maser, located near the Calumet Fisheries, Chicago's 95th Street Bridge would seem to be just another industrial span. But thanks to an iconic automobile jump in the Blues Brothers, the metal mesh bridges now informally named after the characters. There's no plaque over the eatery at the fishery displays photos of the movie Shoot, the bridge can still be driven across. But fans of the film are not encouraged to try to jump themselves no matter how much they may have under the hood. I'm Andy Maser with community corners on 7 20 w. GM and now with WGN sports. Here's Dave innit largest crowd of the season more than 11,000 turned out a Wrigley to welcome home, the Cubs and two former Cubs Jon Lester and Kyle Schwarber. Both got big ovations from the crowd. Lester allowing three home runs and Schwarber hitting one and the Cubs 73 went over. Washington comes manager David Ross and seeing his former teammates back in regular. There's a lot of emotions it was, you know, Schwarz had a nice day with all the fans love it on him, and those guys deserve that Starling. Um, you know, Davies over there just a lot of guys coming back to a place where they had a lot of success. And, um, his definitely stood out that the fans appreciated that and gave them a lot of love. So I'm happy for them comes back at 520 20 socks of averaged almost seven rounds. The game their last 11 games. Don't wonder they have won nine of those. Last night. 16 runs a season high in a 16 4 win at Minnesota. The steak Dallas Chi called to attend 1/5 inning lead kind of takes the pressure off the most fun, You know, just really happened one but.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"95th" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"So glad that you never gave up. I'm just so happy that God has given you the desires of your heart. Of this face that this pregnancy would just makes you happy? Yes. Everything that you have so much wood before. Never, you know, did nice. Want started breaking down? Yeah, I understand. He dropped the head and started wiping the tears. It was cool, man. It was It was, like one of those. Yeah, those old phone ads. Remember all the phone ad reach out and touch someone. Joey called today Wise. The kids, Okay? No, he just called to say Hi. You know, I can't do that today. You tried to reach out and touch somebody today that I'm not gonna answer the phone, E tried to reach out and touch. Somebody just didn't answer. That's a great 831 wants to know. Probably about the grateful Dead dancing bears could be a part of your set. Bring him on Bring on the day. Signage. In fact, the dancing bears were decorating the tour announcement that hit last night for the What's the history on that dancing bear? Well, their original sound guy was nicknamed Bear. That's Housley. Well, that had something to do with it. And then there was a record that they honored bear, and they called the Bears choice and on that album and had the bears all over it, And that was it Here. They are here to dancing they wanted. Scott Anderson wasn't done. He talked about his mom after right here. The older I get in, you know, I start to become more conscious and aware of things real life things and how hard life is, you know, life is really hard. Uh, I can't do nothing but stand up and salute my mom because he's just the toughest person where my mom is a gangster. And I mean that every sense of it. My mom is a real gangster for everything. You know, And so whether that's a new car one day, a new home, Uh New jury. I don't care what it is. I got it for my mom because I wouldn't be here without her. I'll give my mom my last Uh, that's my whole heart. I love her to death and so Thank you, Mom. Great story. Great, Great story and yes, Okay. 95th Avenue. 95th Avenue is where he's from India. Okay. Mike Rico and the power hour starts now. Every day, winning by the Giants on KNBR, one of 45 and 6 80 SportsCenter. Hairs. Seats. Battlestar Galactica. You're listeningto Murph in Mac available Now your Amazon echo Smart speaker. This is K NPR 1045 and six anything. Sports leader DeSclafani was dominant. Wait a minute, Strikeout number five for disco Funny on the Bachelor timeline. Duggar slams one too, right? Here. Miss Tripp Ski with a triple the knocking Buster Posey. And it's three Nothing bad news for the Buccos Giants win 3 to 1. And how do you follow up some disco dealing? You bring on the gas? That guy's been ready 12 pitch playing on a mission struck it out a 98 mile an hour fastball up above the strike zone. Before today's game. Murph in Mac, bring on the nasty side armor going out of business. Working out with that rising sliders. Three strikeouts for Tyler Rogers. Tyler Rogers joins the guys at nine A.m. and leader today, Gosman leads the Giants against the Pirates first pitch 335. Our candy are 1045 and 6 80, these sports leader. Yeah, I told you guys, it is true. We are going to meet you this weekend. I.
San Diego's Morning News with Ted and LaDona
Queen Elizabeth II Marks 95th Birthday
"4 days after laying her husband arrest Britain's queen is marking her birthday Queen Elizabeth. The second turns 95 today, but it's expected to be a low key occasion. The royal family are in a period of mourning for Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip, following his death earlier this month. Gun salutes traditionally fired here in London for the Queen's birthday. Have Bean canceled. British newspapers report The monarch will marks today by enjoying a quiet lunch with close family
The Von Haessler Doctrine
Queen Elizabeth Expresses Thanks for 'Support and Kindness'
"Vicki Barker. Reports from London celebrations have been called off. Following the death of the Queen's husband. The Queen is spending her 95th birthday quietly in Windsor Castle. She remained in deep mourning for her husband, Prince Philip. And in her first personal message since his death was announced. She thanks people for all the support and kindness they showed her then. And now in France, Harry, by the way, has flown home to California, missing the queen's
Nightlife
Queen Thankful for 'Support, Kindness' After Philip's Death
"Queen Elizabeth has expressed her thanks for the support and kindness shown following the death of her husband, Prince Philip. In a statement on social media issued on her 95th birthday, she said it had been a comfort to see and hear all the tributes to her husband from around the world. The queen said she had been deeply touched and continues to be reminded that the light Duke had such an impact on countless people throughout his life. She is marking her birthday in a low key fashion at Windsor Castle. Visited by some members of the royal
John Williams
4 seriously injured as Chicago shooting leads to crash with street sweeper
"Kennedy just a slight delay in about at Augusta, just under 20 minutes from O'Hare downtown. It's clear in from Montrose and album Lancer Clear to the express lanes in bounder wide open as well. Stevenson. Some work on that exit to the Dan Ryan. It's got it down to one lane, and there's a crash out about on the Ryan at 79th. Now, three right lanes are blocked 25 minutes out to 95th, and that time likely to go up. Bishop forward Outbound salad from 1/30 Steel Bridge. There's a car fire in the right lane. And some gay pers and the inbound lanes to it smelled 33 from the Dan Ryan to 80 94, then in Portage Park. There's Irving Park. Cicero in Milwaukee, all closed for police activity because of that crash earlier this morning, and four people were hurt in that shooting and fiery crash near the six Corners intersection on the Northwest side. It happened around 2 30 this morning at the corner of Irving Park, Cicero and Milwaukee in Portage Park. Police said the car hit a parked a street sweeper, which caused both vehicles to burst into flames. Police say three people inside the car were taken to the hospital in serious condition. One of them a 32 year old woman had been shot three times in the stomach. The driver of the car was taken into custody. Alcohol is believed to have been a factor in the crash. Facebook is adding informational labels to posts about getting covert 19 vaccines as the tech giant tries to counter vaccine related miss information on its
KTAR 92.3FM
"95th" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"Say Rising gas prices are likely to follow. That's a B C's Kenneth Mountain Mardi Gras or Fat Tuesday has arrived in New Orleans, and that's what it's supposed to sound like, but big crowds aren't expected this year because of the pandemic. All parades, air canceled bars across the city are closed, even take out drinks are forbidden. They're also restrictions on crowds in the historic French quarter. What if you could still get some Chickering coffee and I don't know. Hey, Hey, no matter what Lazy Labonte unruly. Let the good times roll is it There It is. 6 55. And here's detour, Dan To tell you how you're rolling along here. He's in the valley Chevy dealers. Traffic center. Where is the biggest trouble this morning, then? Yeah, I was going to tell you. I think maybe the break rights but whammo, I just got trumped. We got new crash just came in self out. I 17 at Glendale number one high speed left lane blocked on a new record South found 17 in Glendale. Number one lane blocked. Stay right to get by. And you know that works. It's gonna stack things up in a hurry. Because already the 17th South bound was a 20 minute ride from Peoria. Down to the 10 split. This is just going to guarantee it's gonna go into that slow motion. 22 minute ride east bound. I 10 1 of one of the 51. The 50 ones actually got an extra minute now, 11 minutes from Bell Road South found down to the 10. Many stack and the eastbound 11 22 minute ride there from 75th Avenue into Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard. You do have Rex too. You gotta crash over its seventh street in Missouri, Olive in 95th Avenue and Meeker and Grand Avenue. This traffic before brought to you by big O tires. Say big big o tires by to slug tires and get two tires free with the purchase of a big O tires. Alignment. Entire protection package Select.
KOMO
"95th" Discussed on KOMO
"Jason Garrett ordered. You know those guys. It's just gonna be around forever. Be a good backup quarterback, you know, for a decade plus blood so filled in for a hobble Brady leading the Patriots to the A F. C crown. But it was Tom's job again in Super Bowl 46 for the next 20 years, But he just he still does love that He loves her parent. Do it loves loves Theo to go out there and compete on D still is doing to the extremely high level, obviously so Yeah, I don't know. It's sort of it's zah really cool thing to watch. Appearing on the Dan Patrick show, Drew Bledsoe explained the qualities which motivate Brady even at age 43 wasn't it Wasn't you know the Patrick Mahomes or Aaron Rodgers? You know. While plays is just remarkable consistency. Let's so never doubted Brady's ability to elevate the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. If you're playing a professional sport, and especially if you're playing football, I'm not showing up every single day with great intensity, ready to ready to work. Hard bang heads. You know all of those things, then you're in the wrong profession, So let's start there. Then what? Tom? He brings so much credibility, you know to that organization that he is immediately going to elevate that within within the building. After playing 14 NFL seasons, Drew Bledsoe founded the award winning Double Back Winery in Walla Walla. He will be the first to raise a glass to a former New England under study, who's in position to win 1/7 championship ring. Bill Schwartz. Come on, Ears come. Oh. Traffic from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center have a medical emergency in Seattle under Worth 90 history that Ashworth Avenue north, with emergency crews on the scene, partially blocking You're watching a crash in Seattle on Northeast 95th story just west of 35th Avenue, causing slowing in both directions of Northeast 95th Street and some North bound slowing on 35th Avenue northeast approaching the intersection. And we've got a crash in effort on westbound 128 Street Southwest just before Gibson Road that's causing some westbound slowing our next comedy traffic at.
John Williams
State Police Vehicle Struck During Pursuit on Chicago's South Side, 3 Apprehended
"Ended in a crash on the South side last night for people were fleeing an alleged armed robbery in Frankfurt. The black SUV struck a squad car on I 94 Later crashed it 95th street. After the crash, the occupants ran away. Three people were later arrested. One person is still on the loose. For the
WGN Programming
3 People Arrested After Car Suspected In Robbery Hits Illinois State Police Cruiser In Pursuit Along I-57
"Three people were arrested tonight after a police pursuit during which a trooper's vehicle was hit. Illinois State police say it happened just after 5 p.m. on I 57 year hall stead on the South side and I SP trooper got involved in the pursuit of a vehicle which was stolen in an armed robbery in Frankfurt. During the chase. The suspect's vehicle hit a trooper squad car on South bound 94 near 75th Street. The car ended up crashing at 95th. Four people ran from the vehicle, three were picked up. One is still at large. The trooper whose vehicle was hit was
John Williams
Strike of hundreds of Chicago nursing home workers enters second week
"On strike for the last week, and now they're getting support from other union leaders. Chicago Federation of Labor President Bob Brighter spoke at a rally outside Infinities South Point nursing home on the 1000 block of West 95th Street. These folks going to an environment every day where they're at risk, and you tell me that they're not worth $15 an hour. In addition to a wage increase, the workers want safer working conditions as nursing homes have been ravaged by the coronavirus. Pharmacies across the U. S. Are gearing up to
John Williams
Police Officer Injured After Being Dragged by Car on Chicago's Far South Side
"In custody. Ah Chicago police officers in serious condition after being dragged by vehicle on the south side Monday night, police responded to 95th and the red Line on the report of an officer down just after 7:30 P.m.. Moments earlier, officers were conducting a traffic stop in the 9500 block of South Lafayette when a white Chevy Impala took off dragging in officer. Police say the officer then hit a fixed object. The officer was transported to Christ and two
WGN Programming
Chicago police officer dragged by vehicle on South Side after traffic stop
"Chicago police officers hospitalized tonight in serious condition after a traffic stop on the city's south side, investigators say the driver of a Chevy Impala who'd been pulled over by the officers tried to flee hit. Both officers dragged one of them. And crashed into a pole. It happened here, the C T. A Red line station and 95th and the Dan Ryan, the most seriously injured officers partner started to drive the officer to an emergency room. An ambulance crew met them halfway and took over transport. The other officers in good condition. Two suspects were taken into custody.
Chicago's Afternoon News
Police Question Person Of Interest In Shooting Death Of Pregnant Chicago Woman Stacey Jones
"Of interest is being questioned and charges are pending in the shooting death of a pregnant woman in the Jeffrey Manor neighborhood early Tuesday, It happened in the 2100 block of East 95th. 35 year old Stacey Jones, a Cook County probation officer, was found lying on the front porch of her home. Jones was eight months pregnant Doctors delivered her baby. He's in critical condition,
Donna and Steve
2020 ACM Awards: Carrie Underwood, Trisha Yearwood and This Dynamic Duo Are Set to Perform
"Of country Music Awards just got bigger. The upcoming ceremony is added a performance by Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani also carry underwear. Wood is going to perform a bunch of songs from some country legends. This is to celebrate the 95th anniversary of the Grand Old Opry. It's going to be a med leave with will read a lit or not with the right of Lin, but songs from literally Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Barbara, Barbara Mandrell, Patsy Cline, Reba McEntire and Martina McBride Hole is going to air on Wednesday, September 16th fun. Okay, Here's a stupid thing that you're going to be like dawn. I think Bank back upon a country song once for an artist, and it debuted at the Grand Ole Ofri before the show. And so I've been, I mean, it's just a simple background.
Morning Edition
'Woke' draws humor from a Black cartoonist's political awakening
"Is a new comedy on Hu Lu, about a black cartoonist who's about to launch a new A political comic when he's harassed by the San Francisco police. The show about his journey from complacency. Toe activism is out today and here's NPR's TV critic Eric Deggans with a review. As woke, begins. Cartoonists Keith Night spelled K E F is on the verge of the biggest success of his career. His cartoon toast and butter is so popular fans on the bus in San Francisco recognized I Love Toaster, but to make it So you keep night. I am funny. I didn't think people Happens all the time. And he's about to finalize a national syndication deal put together by a powerful agency to reach a mainstream audience. But there's a problem with the promotional materials. You guys lighten my photo that looked like Sammy Sosa. I might go back to my own comic strip O trust me. No one's gonna ever accuse you of being too black. Okay? I'm sorry. What? What? It's what we like. About two year Your crossover index is in the 95th percentile here being made to be champion. The data. I don't see color as you can hear. Keith Night played with an authentic, charismatic comic timing by Lemorin Morris has a well practiced ability to shrug off Microaggressions. He explains his attitude and a conversation with a different fan played by Sasheer Isa made last year, But I'm not controversial. You're black cartoonist here controversial just by existing. Why is it that as people of color always having to stand for something Just the cartoonist because the world's racist place and that's why I keep it light. But when San Francisco cops mistake him for a mugger, draw guns on him and handcuffed suspects, trauma leads him to see inanimate objects as animated living things, encouraging him to be well. Woke right talking trash key, and that ain't even close to No one. But you know, we're not even this's case. This is all wrong. This is how woke adds new layers of funny to a situation that easily could have been predictable and pedantic, especially when comics like Cedric the entertainer and the Cold Buyer are voicing the objects. This is a pitch perfect comedy released at just the right time, encouraging us to laugh at all of the absurdity surrounding today's racial and social politics, while also reminding us of why staying woke is ultimately so important.
Glenn Beck
Miami - Death Investigation Underway After Body Found On Surfside Beach
"A gruesome discovery is the subject of an investigation in Miami Dade County. Police say a body washed up last night on a beach in Surfside near 95th Street on Collins Avenue. No details have been